CLO
This page showcases my work in CLO 3D and highlights my experience creating digital garments from concept to presentation. These projects demonstrate my skills in 3D patternmaking, fitting, fabric simulation, sizing, and grading, along with creating realistic renderings and animations. Through these projects, I've developed a strong understanding of how digital tools can support the design and development process.
This CLO 3D couture project features three looks inspired by different dog breeds, translating both their physical traits and personalities into fashion.
The designs are based on the elegance and flow of the Afghan Hound, the soft volume and protective presence of the Newfoundland dog, and the sharp, energetic movement of the Siberian Husky.
The video to the right shows an animation of one of the looks.
WLTDO? (Who Let The Dogs Out?)
Dancing Without the Stars
Custom ruffle pants pattern developed in CLO 3D using the model’s individual measurements. The digitally developed pattern was translated into a physical garment and constructed to achieve a precise, custom fit while maintaining the intended volume and layering of the ruffled silhouette.
This project explores the relationship between digital pattern development and physical garment construction. CLO 3D was used to refine proportions, volume, and fit prior to production, allowing the pattern to be tested and adjusted within a digital environment. The finalized pattern was then constructed in fabric and evaluated on the custom-size model, ensuring the digital development translated accurately into the finished garment.